Letojanni is a fishing village on the coast near Taormina. Unfortunately the streets are too narrow for coaches, so you have to negotiate 35 steps under a railway when you arrive, depart or go on trips.
The Albatros has a pleasant manager, and the cleaners are friendly, but the restaurant and reception staff aren't, and they don't speak English very well either.
The food was only 2 choices for starter and main, often small portions and with poor vegetables, and no help for vegetarians other than cheese. The breakfast buffet varied as it was never re-filled properly so if the cereal had all gone when you got down, then there was none.
The hotel is used as a transit stop for coach tours of Sicily so it can be very noisy and crowded on certain days, and breakfast is a nightmare as they raid the buffets on an eary start.
The actual position of the hotel is good - on the seafront, and smaller local buses run to Taormina regularly.
Sicily is a big island, and to visit main sights such as Siracusa, Agrigento, etc. involves a very early start. The Palermo start was so early, we gave it a miss!

This hotel was in a perfect location. After requesting a room change, we had a view that was spectacular! Our balcony faced the courtyard of the hotel and, of course, the sea. Would recommend this hotel.